British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy

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Featured BACP members

Rene Bates

Many clients have a real fear of entering therapy. My approach is always to make a client feel safe, explain what therapy is all about and try to get a real understanding of what it is a client really wants to overcome. The relationship is paramount.

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Chris Morris

Together, we can work with whatever challenges you're facing. I offer a person-centred approach to cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and Attachment (relationships). I prefer face-to-face appointments in Salisbury, Amesbury.

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Deborah King

Hi I'm Deborah, I offer a safe, confidential, non-judgmental, welcoming counselling space. I hope it is a place where you can “Just Be” present in this moment of your life, taking some time for yourself to reconnect to your world and thoughts.

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Hollie Bremner

I’m Hollie, a BACP registered psychotherapist. Warm, creative, and human-first, I offer therapy that adapts to you. My practice is neuro-affirming and celebrates difference, creating a space where you can come as you are and feel warmly accepted :)

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Samantha Rayner-Adams

I know finding support can be overwhelming. My job is to put you at the very centre of our work together; to welcome in the things that feel the most painful, frightening, or confronting. Together, we can make things feel less punishing.

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Alec Williams

I am a trauma-therapist specialising in childhood trauma. I am host of The Healing Childhood Trauma Podcast and support individuals to heal and grow from the lasting impacts of early experiences.

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